Charles Leclerc launches limited-edition merchandise line - even Leo the dog gets his own knitwear

Charles Leclerc has launched a new, limited-edition merchandise line, CL16.

The Ferrari driver announced the new collection on Instagram. "My first merchandise collection is finally here. I hope you love it as much as I’ve loved creating it," he wrote.

The collection features a variety of T-shirts from £53, hoodies starting at £99 and a wool scarf at £135, among other items.

The Monegasque driver's famous and beloved dog, Leo, also features in the campaign in a red knitted dog sweater, available for £41.

“I wanted to create something that felt personal, for the people who have supported me from the start,” Leclerc told WWD. “CL16 is about pieces that reflect my own sense of style: timeless, understated and made to last. It’s about creating something genuine, designed with care and meant to be lived in.”

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This is not Leclerc's first move into the fashion world. He worked on a capsule collection with Ferrari Style, Ferrari x Charles Leclerc, which was revealed in May 2025 ahead of his home race in Monaco. Leclerc worked with Ferrari Style's creative director Rocco Iannone.

“I really enjoyed collaborating on this capsule collection with Rocco and his team," he said at the time. "It was a unique opportunity for me to explore my creativity in a new way, beyond racing.

"I loved learning about all the details that go into conceptualising, designing and bringing a fashion line to life. This collection perfectly captures my style and the strong bond I have with Ferrari. What I value most is the flexibility and ease of a wardrobe designed for movement and comfort, all while maintaining a bold and distinctive feel."

This comes as Leclerc heads into the final three rounds of the 2025 season. While the Brazilian Grand Prix resulted in a drop from second to fourth in the constructors' standings for Ferrari, the fight is still on for second between the Maranello outfit, Mercedes and Red Bull.

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